Welcome To Our Organisation
LADA Institute
LADA Institute is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to empowering ordinary Africans by equipping them with skills necessary to resolve everyday life challenges. Our objective is to develop, shape and promote legislation to advance development. We advocate and advance human rights; transforming lives, communities and nations. We conceptualise, design and implement unique programmes and projects to suit our client’s needs.
About
LADA Institute
LADA Institute aims to deliver value at each step of the process. We act as a powerful bridge in creating and managing the link between strategy and results. Over the years we have delivered several high-level training sessions, seminars and consultancy services to clients from across the globe and this has earned us an enviable position in this niche market.
Project Overview
Tailored Program To Train Police Prosecutors in Ghana
In September 2015, LADA Institute was awarded a contract to train Police Prosecutors in Ghana on specific areas of criminal prosecution and general principles of law and criminal justice by the Bureau of International Narcotics & Law Enforcement Affairs (INL).
Initiative on Extraction-Based Development
Its goal was to offer a structured public space for multiple relevant stakeholders to debate the major vectors of current oil-policy debate within larger thematic contexts as the nation reworks the outmoded policy framework put in place for the petroleum industry in the 1980s.
Special Training of Lawyers from NCA
The core objective of the training was to enhance the competence of the lawyers in specialised criminal prosecution by increasing their knowledge base and apprising them of the current trends in prosecuting criminal offences in Ghana The participants demonstrated an increased knowledge
Review of Persons With Disability Act - Act 715
LADA Institute provides consultancy/seminar facilitation services to different institutions and organizations. Among them, the Ghana Federation of the Disabled (GFD) by undertaking a review and gap analysis of the Persons with Disability Act, 2006 (Act 715) to be consistent and in harmony
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